What to Do If the DMV Doesn't Refund the Workflow?

[StTravis]

If the vehicle fails the inspection at another testing station, the workflow cannot be refunded, and the inspection can only be conducted at one testing station. If the vehicle hasn't been inspected at another testing station but the workflow is occupied, simply call that testing station and request them to release it.

[LucyFitz]

It's really frustrating when the DMV doesn't allow the withdrawal of processing records. In such cases, I first check if the documentation is incomplete. The DMV has regulations that once the processing record for vehicle transfer or registration is accepted, it's generally irreversible. If there's an error in the documents and you need to redo the process, it's advisable to take a new number and go through the procedure again. It's best to inquire at the service counter about the specific reason, whether there's a critical issue with the documents. If all else fails, you can call the 12345 citizen hotline to report the situation, and usually, someone will contact you within five working days to address it. Before handling any business next time, it's advisable to double-check the documents on the self-service machine to avoid invalid processing records and unnecessary delays.